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Amarinder Singh condemns Toronto restaurant blast

The blast left around 15 people injured at the 'Bombay Bhel' restaurant in the Toronto suburb of Mississauga in Canada on Thursday night

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This surveillance camera image released on Peel Regional Police Twitter account (@PeelPoliceMedia)on May 25, 2018, shows two hooded men carrying a device and entering an Indian restaurant in Mississauga, Ontario on May 24 a few minutes before an explosion injured 15 people. Canadian police on Friday hunted two men after a blast at an Indian restaurant near Toronto injured 15 people, but police said there were no initial signs of terrorism. An improvised device detonated Thursday night at the eatery in Mississauga, a major suburb west of Toronto, while two parties celebrated birthdays, Peel Regional Police Chief Jennifer Evans told a news conference. Pic/AFP
This surveillance camera image released on Peel Regional Police Twitter account (@PeelPoliceMedia)on May 25, 2018, shows two hooded men carrying a device and entering an Indian restaurant in Mississauga, Ontario on May 24 a few minutes before an explosion injured 15 people. Canadian police on Friday hunted two men after a blast at an Indian restaurant near Toronto injured 15 people, but police said there were no initial signs of terrorism. An improvised device detonated Thursday night at the eatery in Mississauga, a major suburb west of Toronto, while two parties celebrated birthdays, Peel Regional Police Chief Jennifer Evans told a news conference. Pic/AFP

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Thursday condemned the blast in an Indian restaurant in suburban Toronto, calling it as a "cowardly act of terrorism".

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